That makes sense. I've noticed before that when I add a purchase of a couple hundred CDs, they pretty well disappear. I'd definitely keep them separated. Right now, it's actually the only organization I have going on; classical in one section, everything else in another.
No problem on the late welcomes. Thanks!
I'm late with my intro thread and answering some questions from last week. The receiver is a Sansui 350A, the table is a Sanyo TP-1020 with AT95e, into my Bose 201s I bought in high school.
Sticking with'75 for my next album. Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow.
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No problem on the late welcomes. Thanks!
I'm late with my intro thread and answering some questions from last week. The receiver is a Sansui 350A, the table is a Sanyo TP-1020 with AT95e, into my Bose 201s I bought in high school.
Sticking with'75 for my next album. Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow.
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Its funny, I am not an anal retentive kind of person but I can't function with my music disorganized. I already spend to much time deciding on something, finding it and cueing it up. I also do the same thing as you, new arrivals are quarantined until I sort through them and identify keepers. From there they go in the trade bait rack or into the general collection which I don't segregate by genre. That last part may change out of necessity soon. I don't have the largest collection but even at 2500-3000 LPs I cant imagine them not being alphabetized at least by first letter and artist inside that letter, which is as obsessive as I care to be.
Its funny, I am not an anal retentive kind of person but I can't function with my music disorganized. I already spend to much time deciding on something, finding it and cueing it up. I also do the same thing as you, new arrivals are quarantined until I sort through them and identify keepers. From there they go in the trade bait rack or into the general collection which I don't segregate by genre. That last part may change out of necessity soon. I don't have the largest collection but even at 2500-3000 LPs I cant imagine them not being alphabetized at least by first letter and artist inside that letter, which is as obsessive as I care to be.
My classical vinyl collection is so small that I simply go by composer. I've only got like 50 single albums and about 20 box sets. The classical and jazz CD's are mixed in with everything else. So J.S. Bach is between The B-52's and Bad English. Art Blakey is in between Black Sabbath and Blink 182. It's musical rollercoaster baby!
I had one of those TT back in the day. It always worked great.
Only Norwegian band I remember is TNT, 80's metal natch. Pretty kick ass. Got one of their records around here. Doubt that's the answer.
If the recording is one composer, by composer. If there are two or more on one recording, by the first listed. The spines usually list all of them and I know who is on which.This brings up a question for me that has been festering for a while. When you alphabetize/organize classical albums do you sort them by conductor, composer, symphony...or is the answer D. All of the above. I have too much physical media to not organize it, and I am baffled by an organizational scheme for classical music that doesn't require me to remember way too much...
I have one classical recording, so I file it alphabetically.
Added to the other F'n 200 titles on my list. Man, This thread is whacked sometimes!
The only one I know is a-ha and I KNOW that isn't the answer.